To gradually or steadily decline or decrease something, particularly in terms of intensity, volume, or strength.
To erase, obliterate, or wipe out something, whether physical or metaphorical.
To forcefully expel or remove something or someone from a particular place or object.
To pass, or passing of time.
To completely remove or eradicate something, whether it be a physical object, a problem, a threat, or a condition.
To run away secretly and often hastily with a romantic partner to get married without the knowledge or consent of their families or others who might object.
To evade, escape, or avoid something or someone skillfully or cunningly.
To liberate or set free from bondage, oppression, or a state of subjugation.
To cause someone to feel self-conscious, uneasy, or awkward in a social or public setting.
To firmly or securely fix or insert something within another substance or structure.
To cause someone to feel bitter, resentful, or angry towards a person, situation, or event.
To display or adorn something with a visible and striking design, symbol, or inscription.
To create a raised or three-dimensional design or pattern on a surface, typically by pressing or stamping.
To apply a liquid or medicated substance to the body by rubbing or massaging it in.
To come forth, appear, or become visible after being hidden, concealed, or submerged.
To permanently leave one's own country or region to settle in another.
To release, discharge, or give off something, typically in the form of energy, particles, sound, or light.
To understand and share the feelings, emotions, or experiences of another person.
To grant or bestow power, authority, or autonomy to individuals or groups.
To captivate, charm, or cast a spell on someone or something.
To inspire, motivate, or instill confidence and support in someone or a group of individuals.
To invigorate, revitalize, or infuse with energy, enthusiasm, or vitality.
To actively involve oneself or others in a particular activity, conversation, or relationship.
To firmly or deeply implanting or embedding something, such as an idea, belief, habit, or behavior, into someone's mind or a particular context.
To improve, intensify, or increase the quality, value, or effectiveness of something.
To make something bigger, larger, or more expansive in size, dimensions, or scale.
To formally sign up or recruit someone to join a cause, organization, or the military.
To elevate or dignify someone or something, typically by bestowing honor, prestige, or a higher social status.
To cause intense anger, fury, or rage in someone or something.
To preserve, protect, or establish something, typically a principle, idea, value, or belief, in a revered or sacred manner.
To take deliberate actions or measures to make certain that something happens or is achieved.
To captivate, charm, or enchant someone deeply, often to the point of being completely absorbed or engrossed by something.
To twist, interweave, or intertwine two or more things together, often in a manner that creates a complex or intricate pattern.
To imagine, visualize, or picture something in one's mind.
To serve as a perfect example or representation of something, encapsulating its essence, characteristics, or qualities in a concise and exemplary manner.
To remove, delete, or eliminate something, particularly marks, traces, or information, from a surface, object, or record.
To break free or get away from a confined or restricted situation, place, or state.
To create, found, or set up something with a particular purpose or goal in mind.
To create a sense of alienation, distance, or disconnection between individuals or groups.
To intentionally cause the death of a person or animal in a humane and painless manner, typically to relieve suffering or incurable pain.
To skillfully avoid or escape from something, often by using cunning or clever strategies.
To legally force someone to leave a property or premises, typically due to a violation of terms, non-payment of rent, expiration of a lease agreement, or other contractual reasons.
To amplify or overstate something, often to emphasize its importance, impact, or significance beyond its actual or factual value.
To elevate, praise, or honor someone or something highly.
To go beyond a certain limit, boundary, or expectation.
To stimulate, arouse, or generate a strong emotional or physiological response in someone or something.
To deliberately leave someone or something out or not including them in a particular group, activity, or situation.
To subject someone to intense physical or mental pain or agony.
To pardon or forgive someone for a mistake, offense, or wrongdoing, thereby releasing them from any blame or responsibility.
To apply physical or mental effort, force, or influence in order to accomplish a task or achieve a particular outcome.
To deplete or use up completely a resource, energy, or supply.
To increase in size, volume, extent, or scope.
To come to the end of a specific period of time, validity, or duration.
To take advantage of something or someone for one's own benefit.
To send or transport goods, products, or services from one country to another for the purpose of trade or sale.
To reveal, disclose, or make something known or visible that was previously concealed or hidden.
To convey or communicate thoughts, feelings, or ideas in a clear and understandable manner.
To make something longer, larger, or broader in physical or metaphorical terms.
To obtain something, typically money, property, or valuable favors, through coercion, threats, or force.
To convert information into a code or cipher that is unreadable without the use of a decryption key or algorithm.
To lengthen or extend something, typically a physical object or structure, making it longer in relation to its original size or shape.
To make a comparison between two or more things, usually with the intention of suggesting that they are equal, similar, or equivalent in some way.
To start or begin a journey, project, or course of action, often with a sense of purpose or determination.
To speed up or facilitate the progress of a process, task, or action, often by taking steps to ensure that it is completed more quickly and efficiently.
To form a mental image or concept of something that is yet to happen or does not yet exist.
To carefully think through or ponder a problem, idea, or concept in order to develop a solution or understanding.
To dig up or remove something, usually a dead body or burial item, from the ground or a tomb.
To make someone feel extremely happy, thrilled, or invigorated, often as a result of exciting or stimulating experiences.
To take property or assets from someone, often with little or no compensation, and transfer ownership to another entity or individual.
To clear someone from blame or to prove someone's innocence.
To return a person who is accused or convicted of a crime to the jurisdiction where the crime was committed.
To fill someone with love or admiration, or to charm or captivate them.
To force a material or substance through a small opening or orifice, typically to create a specific shape or form.
To express strong disapproval, disagreement, or opposition to something through speech or writing.
To set aside or allocate something, typically for a specific purpose or use.
To make a law, rule, or policy official and legally binding by passing and putting it into effect.
To happen or occur as a consequence or result of a preceding event or situation.
To draw out or evoke a response or reaction from someone or something.
To attract or tempt someone to do something, usually by offering something appealing or desirable.
To earnestly request or beg someone to do something, often in a pleading or beseeching manner.
To belch or release gas from the stomach through the mouth with a loud noise.
To eliminate or get rid of waste products or substances from the body.
To praise, commend, or laud someone or something highly, often with great enthusiasm and admiration.
To irritate, annoy, or frustrate someone to a great degree.
To put out or quench something that is burning, such as a fire, a flame, or a spark.
To free or remove someone or something from a difficult or dangerous situation.
To weaken, deprive, or castrate someone or something of its power, effectiveness, or masculinity.
To weaken or drain someone or something of energy, vitality, or strength.
To make something that is already bad worse, or more severe.
To deliberately avoid something, typically because it is considered undesirable or harmful.
To necessitate or require certain actions, consequences, or conditions as a direct result of a particular situation, decision, or event.
To explain, describe, or elaborate on a topic or idea in a comprehensive and detailed manner.
To listen in on a conversation without the knowledge or consent of the people involved.
To fill someone with delight or to captivate them in a way that creates a sense of ecstasy or intense joy.
To display or present something in a visible or public manner for observation, inspection, or appreciation.
To perform, speak, or create something, such as a speech, music, or a response, without prior planning or preparation.
To speak or shout suddenly and loudly, usually as a reaction to something surprising, exciting, or emotional.
To speak or write at length and in detail about a particular subject or idea.
To make something clear or easy to understand by providing explanation or detail.
To pronounce words or articulate sounds, speech, or ideas with precision, clarity, and careful articulation.
To serve as a typical or representative example of something.
To forecast future values, trends, or outcomes by extending or projecting known data or information beyond its current range or scope.
To add details or information to something in order to make it more interesting or impressive.
To burden, hinder, or weigh down someone or something with difficulties, obstacles, or excessive baggage.
To involve or entangle someone or something in a complicated, often contentious situation or conflict.
To gradually intrude or interfere with something, typically without permission or right.
To represent or personify a particular quality, idea or concept in a tangible form.
To raise or lift something or someone to a higher position or status.
To correct or improve a text, particularly in reference to literary or historical works.
To enhance, improve, or make something more valuable, meaningful, or diverse by adding quality, substance, or valuable elements to it.
To completely eliminate or destroy something, usually a problem or an unwanted situation.
To completely erase, eliminate, or obliterate something, typically from a record, document, or memory.
To occupy someone's complete attention or to absorb them fully in a particular activity, idea, or task.
To captivate, mesmerize, or hold someone's attention in a spellbinding or compelling manner.
To strongly encourage or urge someone to do something, typically by giving them advice or making a persuasive argument.
To atone for or make amends for one's sins, wrongdoings, or offenses, typically through a sincere act of penance, remorse, or restitution.
To remove people or objects from a dangerous or potentially hazardous situation, such as a natural disaster, military conflict, or medical emergency.
To remove, draw out, or obtain something, often by a deliberate and systematic process.
To accept willingly and enthusiastically something or someone, often a new idea, change or opportunity.
To withstand, bear, or tolerate a difficult, challenging, or unpleasant situation, condition, or experience without giving in or giving up.
To become swollen, congested, or filled to capacity, often in reference to blood vessels or bodily tissues.
To express extreme disapproval or hatred towards someone or something.
To dig or remove earth, rock, or other materials from the ground.
To surround, encircle, or include something completely within a particular scope, area, or range.
To completely surround or submerge something with a large, often destructive force or volume of something, such as water, flames, emotions, or ideas.
To list or count items, typically in a systematic or orderly manner.
To completely surround or cover something, usually in a way that conceals or encloses it.
To establish or ingrain something deeply and firmly, often to the point where it becomes difficult to change or remove.
To adopt, support, or advocate for a particular belief, cause, ideology, opinion, or practice.
To absolve or clear someone of blame, guilt, or responsibility for a particular wrongdoing or accusation.
To express support, approval, or endorsement for a person, product, idea, or action, often publicly or officially.
To settle or establish oneself in a comfortable and secure position.
To give someone the courage or confidence to do something.
To increase in intensity, extent, or scope, often in a rapid or exponential manner.
To meet or come across something or someone unexpectedly or by chance.
To emerge or originate from a specific source or to be produced or radiated by a particular entity.
To imitate or copy the actions, behavior, or characteristics of another person, group, or thing.
To provide something with a particular quality or attribute, usually a positive one.
To create, produce, or cause something to come into existence.
To give off or emit something, such as a liquid, vapor, or scent, in a steady and often continuous manner.
To misappropriate or steal money or assets that have been entrusted to one's care.
To criticize or condemn someone or something severely and often publicly.
To remove or censor objectionable or offensive content from a text or other work of media.
To catch or trap someone or something in a snare or trap, often in a deceptive or cunning manner.
To be deliberately ambiguous or evasive in order to deceive or mislead someone.
To remove the internal organs or essential parts of something or someone, often in a violent or destructive manner.
To completely destroy or eradicate something, usually with intent.
To completely remove or eradicate something, often a plant or animal species, a disease, or a social problem.
To force someone or something out of a place or situation, often through official or authoritative action.